Committee Transacts Much Business At Meeting
Hackman presides as Bill for damages to Horee and Rig is proposed. Street and gutter issues on Eastman Street near the Sperry property prompt a drainage and grade review. Willow Street sidewalk, sewer extension on Burnside Avenue, and blueprints request for township maps are discussed. Community notices include lectures, club meetings, and various committee reports amid road and water concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cranford
Eustman Street
Mun
Norte Avenue
Eastman Street
Bauer
Burnside Avenue
Williau Street
Baner
Juli Hess
Hook and Sachler Company
Ron
John Doyle
Alden Street
Newark
Township Rooms
Burley
Harvey Morris
Hackman
Union Avenue
Austi
Nick
Aldentreet
Westfield Community Meetings And Local Notices
Westfield hosts multiple regular meetings including the Town Comnet and Yeatth Board for monthly sessions. Nearby Danville Pa sees a notable visitor. hospital entertainment and a Needlework Guild exhibit are planned. Miss Katharine Fitzbairn leads a Neighborhood House settlement talk as three local youths are noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Comnet
Board of Yeatth
Montly
Boar of Falvation
West Mond
Stouts
Danville
Palma
Abointain Avenue
Mielimond
Van
Dorcas Ivy Entertainment
Weedetu
Mix
HL J
Duckson
Boston
Mra
McGillveny
Wade Novelty
Harry Prudhoe
Family
Brooklyn
Tiave
Thomann Jones, Jr
King
M. Stumets
Trenauree
Westfield Lodge of Odd Fellows
Garmenta
Westfield
Needlework Guild of America
Katharine Fitrbairn
Howswab Summit
Kreidler Carriage Shop Raid and Local GOP Officers
Chief ONeill rounded up Kreidler's carriage shop suspects. Boys referred to parents after no complaints. Paint and TAG brushes recovered. Charles S. Caddings named clinirian of local Republican Executive Committee with T. MK Air viees Jehatrian Lloyd Thampson secretary and FD Vonitit treasurer. Officers adopted for upcoming hall campaign. Reverend Middleditch to preach at Congregational Church next Sunday and Reverend Watson of Staten Island to preach at Methodist Church. Revs Owen invited to participate in Upperhtern.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kreidler
Oneill
Kriedler
Charles S. Caddings
Republican Exective Committee
T. MK
Air Viees
Saybrook and Salem Birthday Party and School Theft
Victor Weiser of Salem celebrated his birthday at his parents home with friends from Newick Waverly Elizabeth and Salem. The Salem schoolhouse was broken into Sunday night with school artifacts and the principal Mist Jackson’s skates taken. Nearby residents Tibor Davis Potter and Roselle leaseee moving May first. W A Clopman near Long avenue is improving at home under Dr W R Ward care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victor Weiser
Salem Atgenic
Sajay
Plano
Misa Jillian Weiser
Newick
Waverly
Elizabeth
Salen
Salem
Mist Jackson
Newak
Thia
Mi Teivo
Tibor
Fither-Ridiay
Davis
Colonial Avenue
Garwood Notes and Local Repairs and Accidents
Garwood residents hear of a rega l meeting by the Voragh Comet next Tuesday evening. The Hall Signal Company plant 4 now runs full time. Street Commissioner Crawford improves Center street sidewalks and repairs the ronda. Willim Cocklay of South avenue injured at work in C and C factory when wood piece struck eye. William Mott of Hall Signal Company office staff recovering at Dover from an eye injury. Mott once served as baggage agent at the station. letters awaiting owners listed. Board of Education to organize next Monday night. Rahway and Garwood sewer talks discuss trunkline work and Cranford pipe concerns. Rahway considers next move with Cranford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Voragh Comet
Hall Signal Company
Crawford
Centre Street
Willim Cocklay
South Avenue
C. and C
Willian Vo Mott
Styl
Dover
Moth
Garwood
Mr. Mott
Portoitien
EL Webb
Moscowicz
Ak, Hickman
Alfredo Curvio
Anil Tonitz
Howe
P.M. Son
P. M
Board of Aducation
Rower
Rahway City
Rahway
Rah
Cranford
Ro selLe Park Community Notices And Incidents
Roselle Park residents attend a cottage prayer meeting in the Lorraine section. William Morrie takes charge of Ro selLe and Roselle Park for Metropolitan Insurance. The Roselle Park Building and Loan Association holds its monthly meeting next Tuesday. An arrest involves a fifteen year old from Aldene for disorderly conduct, with Nightcar patrolmen Batchford making the arrest and detaining him overnight. A sequence mentions Mrs Fania Hamilton and son visiting from Sault Gene, N.Y., with Mrs. Lowden on Westfield Avenue hosting relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorraine
Abram S. Opie
Weatfield Avenue
William Morrie
Chestnut Street
Rosele
Roselle Bark
Metropolitan Insurance Company
Rosello Park Building and Loan
vonnpHaint
Joseph Derillo
Tulian Tad
Aldene
Hovaiwh
George Grose
Daniel Sehwarg
Dl Arderly Coast
Fania Hamilton
Walter
Sault Gene Filla
N.Y
Jon
Mra. Hamilton
Mra
Kather Lowden
Roosevelts News Briefs From Aryan Street to Beaver Lake
Mrs B Oshorne of Aryan street visits friends in Dorsey City. Edward Lempeter of Wortaver Ue Reading spends a week in Brooklyn. John Mehilly of Woodbridge avenue returns from recent illness to work. A month’s mass for Miss Mary Canaidy Gill at Curia ReoC Church. Athwelek, Tom Brady to oversee billing at Beaver Lake. Port Reading parishioners attend a Mass of the faithful at the Italian Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B Oshorne
Aryan Street
Dorsey Cit
Ales
Edward Lempeter
Wortaverue
Reading
Brooklyn
John Mehilly
Woodbridge Avenue
Mary
Canaidy Gill
Curia
Toontey Brady
Cooper
Rahway Vendor Faces Garbage Wagon Incident
In Rahway a local merchant, Waltenspiel, a baker and greens dealer at 138 Manin Street, had two bushels of spinach placed on the curb to attract customers. A municipal garbage wagon soon moved up, and a confrontation followed as the driver approached the store, with the scene described as a clash between rival officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rahway
Waltenspiel
Rover
Manin Street
Westerdy
Allret Vistom
Dress Ginghams Mill Ends At Bargain Prices
Mill ends of excellent dress gingham in lengths up to ten yards and 32 inches wide. A great assortment of stripe and check effects. Regularly 15 cents per yard, winch 1 per yard, available only by Wray.
Boys Suits and Nainsocks Friday Sale
Double breasted suits with knee pants in sizes 7 to 16 years offered at 1.98 each. Also nainsock drawers with ruffles and hemstitched tucks sold regularly 7 cents per pair, offered Friday only at a special price 39 cents per pair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ewle
Foldling Steel Go Carts At Special Friday Price
Foldling go carts made of steel tubing and enamel are light and strong with optional adjustable back and dash. Regularly priced at $B, they go on sale Friday at a very special price of $298 each.
White Shirts Closed Out at Greatly Reduced Price
Open front and back unlaundered dress shirts sold at a heavy discount. Fine muslin with pure linen bosoma in stock. sizes slightly broken but likely available. Large selection across Sse and Tie qualities.
Pretty Lockets Offered at Half Price Friday
A quantity of gold filled lockets offered for a Friday sale at half their regular value. The Roman finished pieces come in three sizes and carry a regular value of one dollar each. sale details appear in the Friday issue with Rah assess 606.
Satine Remnants at Half-Price Friday Sale
A clipped ad offers 1500 yards of satine lining in 46 inch width and lengths from one to six yards. Styles and colors abundant with a Friday only sale at less than half regular 25 cents per yard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herce
Damask Fabric Sale Sparks Friday Bargains
Table damask in 2300 yards to go on sale tomorrow with a full range of patterns. Regular 39¢ grade offered as a special for Friday only at 29c per yard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mandyome Oriental
Uvidoy
Friday Bargains Feature Fabrics and Boys Suits
A Friday sale offers two thousand yards of Point de Paris and Platt Valenciennes laces at 9 cents a yard with varied dress trimming patterns and White lamb mousquetaire gloves. Also advertised are boys suits in Russian and sailor styles, all wool, sizes 3 to 17, with bloomers and knee pants, priced from 1.98. Fifty patterns of novelty fabrics complete the assortment for summer dresses and costumes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Point de Paris
Valenciennes
Sugar bowls offered in closeout sale this Friday
Full size sugar bowls in underglaze apron patterns with slight chips not cracks. Regularly 400 each, special lot price offered Friday while they last at each 15c seeedcreen en.
Children's parasols at special Friday sale
White Heatherbloom taffeta parasols with neat hemstitched style eight tiles and washable sticks. Well made and priced at 7b each, offered at a special Friday sale.
Rose bushes two years old hardy garden varieties
Two year old Holland rose bushes all hardy fresh grown plants General Jaggiemont American Beauty Snow Queen Crimson Rambler La France Magna Charia Mrs John Lange and other varieties Special 16 cents each or two for 25 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Lange
Inlaid Linoleum and Dry Goods Friday Sale
A catalog style ad describes a Friday sale with inlaid linoleum remnants at 19¢ per yard, 50-inch Panama suiting, 25 dozen knee pants, porcelain tea sets, oilcloths at 29¢ per square yard, and men’s trousers plus trimmed hats all offered at special Friday prices.
Hydrangeas and Sowers Featured in Friday Sale
An exceptional lot of sowers offered at 10 cents each includes hydrangeas honeysuckle and snow balls. The Friday selling promises a varied assortment though some items are marked as special or lower in availability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
4 Holt Diamond
HOLT
Local business notices and names appear garbled
Fragmentary OCR lists names and street references including John J. Gouna Ras Bacete Serurance and J Raymond Lambene along with scattered street names and dates. Unable to determine a coherent event or entity to report with accuracy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John J. Gouna
Ras! Bacete and
Serurance
Im and
Quimby Streets
Tal, ‘Mat
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Rig
Sciénen Commie
George Hansel
Misa Richmond
Misa Grace
V.ia
Myra, la Mont
Mia. G. MH. Homes
Central Avenue
Morrow
Mes. Nwiltan
Tts
Matt
Holly Street
Mion Wing Club
Milo Street
Wevenue
Lincoln Avenue
Lev
Stephen Granberry
J. T Gren
Frank Knox
Walton Meuse
Albert Habit
Ald Groo
Mim Katheyn Gang
Kellogg
O'Dell
Mee Johnson
Vesta Richardson
G. Green
Joseph Sulling
L. ‘Derk
F. Rusch
Fat Burley
Denver
Saybrook and
Roselle Park
Roosevelt
Halsey
Bankst
WM. J
Elbeco
Niven
Obe
Holy Bibles
Panama
Ll. Bamberger & CO
Petty
Newark, N.J
Pharmacy Prudential Building
Broad Street
Newark Avent
Soraoy City
Marc A
Percele
Neware
Chas. L. Salathe
Westfield Avenue
Benj. Blooh
First Street
Elizabeth, N. J
Oyéix Suich
Frank Holt & CO
Broad St
Col
Postoffice
Union County
Roselle
Bandard Corcret
Robert J. Wilson
Real Tata
Tosurance
Fran Undertaker
Gage
Express
Isaac N
Faulks
D. Uses Co
Roneli
Ner
D. R. Baker
B. J. Holmes
Bubarban Bogies
Courney
Seath
Dine ‘Truck Ferns
J. Raymond Lambene
Rested Avenue
Wengerisiee
Embainer
Cranford Gastore
Ocosos C. Gay
Entate and
Tosuran a'Narih Avenue
James Caldwell Park
Cortian
Shaharite Bouh and Walnut
BEAT
Cranford Pharmacy
Mortimer
Shea
Jeutfield Avenus
Wast
Wilfred A. Cole General Contractor
Rosslieer, Vlargiog & Apacially
Gewors
Drainage Es Pharmact
Tation Jogier
Pe Gentes Om 'Ton
Linden
Bilgeare
Caran P.O. Bosistere and
Buili Pour A
Ucannon
Market Street
Dally Sac Journal
Ahic
F. N. Sommer
Tre
Sallaing
Brose
Steve Fittings
Brucklacher Bros
Elizabeth Ave
Victor
WM. J. E. Cocker
East Jersey ST
Preeter’s
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